Jon Yeomans is the Deputy Business Editor at The Sunday Times. He covers a range of topics including automotive trends, finance, climate change, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on ESG and prominent companies like Rolls-Royce and Tesla. Jon's work has also been featured in The Australian, The Press, and The Times.
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Jon Yeomans predominantly covers stories related to business and industry, government and politics, as well as energy. His articles often focus on mergers and takeovers, water companies, business scandals, nuclear energy, mining, and natural resources.
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Partnership with Rolls-Royce consortium to build SMRs in Czech Republic to be underpinned by minority holding as engine maker vies to secure UK deal
Ian Cockerill became chief executive of Endeavour Mining this year when his predecessor was fired amid a scandal. Now he is plotting a recovery as gold soars
This summer Thames Water was fined a record £104 million for dumping sewage in our waterways and the company faces collapse. How was this allowed to happen? Jon Yeomans wades in
Firms have submitted calculations to regulator Ofwat in an effort to allow them to recoup the cost of Rachel Reeves’ budget by putting up customer bills
In the wake of its pricing review, the regulator criticises executive earnings and tells Southern owner Macquarie to step up equity injection
Like the astronauts on its Starliner capsule, Boeing is going nowhere unless new boss Kelly Ortberg can succeed with measures such as faster deliveries
Mike Wainwright, a former executive at Trafigura, has competed at Le Mans. But last month he was in court amid accusations of financial crime
BHP’s £39bn takeover tilt at Anglo American sank last year, but could the mining deal be back on now Anglo has done what its suitor asked by selling assets?
A damning report on EDF, the French company aiming to construct Sizewell C, has thrown the project into doubt, while Hinkley Point C faces soaring costs and delays
Aegis Energy secures investment to offer biofuel and electric charging for trucks and vans, with plans to build 30 sites in the UK by the end of the decade
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